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Kate Crabtree is a multi-award-winning playwright, actor, and model with a mission to make theatre more fun and more accessible. Her most recent play, Someone Else’s Child, debuted at the Chain Theatre this April at the NYC Fringe, where it received an Audience Choice Award. It then went on to the Atlanta Fringe, where it won both the Audience Choice Award and the Essential Theatre “Homegrown” Award. Her debut play, The Queen of England, first premiered at the SALTLAND International Theatre Festival, where it was one of twelve plays selected from a pool of over one hundred to be featured in the festival. It later made its European debut at the Edinburgh Fringe and its NYC debut in a production by Next Stop Creatives. It was also presented as a staged reading at the Tony Award-winning Alliance Theatre. She is a proud graduate of the Syracuse University Department of Drama.
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Kate Crabtree is a multi-award-winning playwright, actor, and model with a mission to make theatre more fun and more accessible. Her most recent play, Someone Else’s Child, debuted at the Chain Theatre this April at the NYC Fringe, where it received an Audience Choice Award. It then went on to the Atlanta Fringe, where it won both the Audience Choice Award and the Essential Theatre “Homegrown” Award. Her debut play, The Queen of England, first premiered at the SALTLAND International Theatre Festival, where it was one of twelve plays selected from a pool of over one hundred to be featured in the festival. It later made its European debut at the Edinburgh Fringe and its NYC debut in a production by Next Stop Creatives. It was also presented as a staged reading at the Tony Award-winning Alliance Theatre. She is a proud graduate of the Syracuse University Department of Drama.
Kate Crabtree is a multi-award-winning playwright, actor, and model with a mission to make theatre more fun and more accessible. Her most recent play, Someone Else’s Child, debuted at the Chain Theatre this April at the NYC Fringe, where it received an Audience Choice Award. It then went on to the Atlanta Fringe, where it won both the Audience Choice Award and the Essential Theatre “Homegrown” Award. Her debut play, The Queen of England, first premiered at the SALTLAND International Theatre Festival, where it was one of twelve plays selected from a pool of over one hundred to be featured in the festival. It later made its European debut at the Edinburgh Fringe and its NYC debut in a production by Next Stop Creatives. It was also presented as a staged reading at the Tony Award-winning Alliance Theatre. She is a proud graduate of the Syracuse University Department of Drama.
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